Horror.com has posted their review of The Number 23. The way they decided to cover the upcoming psychological thriller was by listing 23 reasons to go see it. Crafty.
Link: http://www.horror.com/php/article-1531-1.html
This PSA from 2005 features a creepy zombie girl. Enjoy
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l91tYw61uUY&eurl=
Konami has announced the next Silent Hill game will be a light-gun arcade shooter. There’s still no new info on the PSP game, Silent Hill Origins.
Link: http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3157259
Midnight Syndicate will be teaming up with Hollywood FX legend Robert Kurtzman (Dusk till Dawn producer, co-founder of the KNB EFX Group) and his production company, Precinct 13 Entertainment to produce the horror-suspense film, The Dead Matter. Pre-production will begin March 1 with principal photography scheduled to kick off in Northeastern Ohio this August. A 2008 release is projected.
Edward Douglas will be directing the film and producing it through the newly formed Midnight Syndicate Films division of Entity Productions, Inc. The company is currently in talks with Doug Bradley (Hellraiser series) and Andrew Divoff (Wishmaster) to star.
The Criterion Collection, known as the Cadillac of DVD suppliers because of its elaborate packages, will launch an entry-level line of boxed sets in March.
The Eclipse line, according to its mission statement, will feature “lost, forgotten or overshadowed films, in simple, affordable editions.” Each set will contain three to five films, sans bonus features, made from the best available masters, but not getting a full Criterion restoration. Retail pricing, on average, will be less than $15 a disc. Regular Criterion Collection DVDs start at about $30.
It’s not horror news but in definitely interesting movie news, Paramount Pictures will release Steven Spielberg’s Indiana Jones 4 on May 22, 2008.
The Harrison Ford starrer — which resurrects the franchise after a nearly 20-year hiatus — will go up against Warner Bros. tentpole Speed Racer, which bows a day after Indy 4.
David Koepp (Spider-Man) penned the script for the fourth installment, which reteams George Lucas, Spielberg and Ford. LucasFilms is producing Indy 4 for Par. Pic is set to begin lensing by June. Storyline is being kept under tight wraps.
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